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"Herefordian Haven."
Mr. A
Hampshire
"Very wonderful
and spectacular!"
Miss. F
New Forest
"The best hotel we have
ever stayed in - wonderful."
Mr. & Mrs. P
UK
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Charles
II finally ascended the throne of England in 1660. Some
time later Nell Gwyn became his mistress. She had at least
one son by the king - Charles Beauclerk. A second son
apparently died at an early age. At that time royalty
tended to acknowledge their mistresses and their bastard
children and Charles was first made Earl of Burford and
then Duke of St Albans. The quasi-royal line is still
represented in the present Duke of St Albans, whose surname
is still Beauclerk. His heir takes his father's second
title, Earl of Burford, as a courtesy title.
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Single
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En-suite facilities |
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Shower
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Garden
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Stocked
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All
rooms and suites are different, with each one designed
and furnished to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere
for business and leisure travellers alike. Every room
has an en-suite bathroom with Shower , colour television,
video player, mini hi-fi system (excluding singles), bathrobe, refrigerator,
direct dial telephone and wall safe - not to mention fresh flowers, bowls of fruit and your
own decanter filled with our complimentary tipple.
Most suites have king-sized beds.
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